The race will be on the morning of Oct. 8. The race will be a 1K, a 5K and a 10 race and will start at WSU’S Vet. School. The Graduate Student Association is offering free registration to the first graduate students that sign up for the event at www.laurenmccluskeyfoundation PULLMAN WSU RACE
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